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Southwest Airlines announces elimination of open seating, addition of red-eye flights

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Dallas-based Southwest Airlines announced multiple changes coming to the airline including assigned seating and the addition of red-eye flights for select markets.

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The Business JournalsThe Business Journals

Southwest Airlines to ditch open seating

Southwest Airlines, the largest carrier in Albuquerque, said Thursday it would abandon its longstanding open-seating policy, and instead assign seats, offer premium seating and redesign its boarding model.

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NBC Dallas-Fort WorthNBC Dallas-Fort Worth

Southwest Airlines announces the end of open seating and extra legroom seats for an extra cost

Southwest Airlines announced the end of open seating and extra legroom seats for an extra cost.

·Fort Worth, United States
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Community ImpactCommunity Impact

Southwest Airlines announces elimination of open seating, addition of red-eye flights

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines announced multiple changes coming to the airline including assigned seating and the addition of red-eye flights for select markets.

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West Hawaii TodayWest Hawaii Today

Southwest Airlines’ open seating to end as it looks to lift earnings - West Hawaii Today

Southwest Airlines announced sweeping changes on Thursday, including plans to end open seating that has been the hallmark of its brand for decades as it faces investor pressure to improve results and shore up its share price.

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The Dallas Express NewsThe Dallas Express News

Southwest Airlines will get rid of its open seating policy, offering extra legroom options

Southwest Airlines will soon make its biggest change in over 50 years by abandoning its long-standing open seating policy and introducing extra legroom options for passengers. This move, announced Thursday, represents a big shift for the Dallas-based airline as it adapts to evolving customer preferences. Currently, Southwest uses a boarding system where passengers are assigned to one of three groups and a specific boarding number. “Although our …

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Frommer'sFrommer's

Southwest Airlines to End Open Seating, So Why Fly It At All? There's Still One Reason | Frommer's

Southwest Airlines will abandon its open seating, but there's still one key perk left at the airline. | Frommer's

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